$2.1 Billion Arms Scandal: Tom Ikimi Arrested By EFCC

Former PDP presidential aspirant in 2003 election and erstwhile All Progressives Congress APC chieftain, Chief Tom Ikimi, has been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in connection with arms fund saga.

APC, Sharon Ikeazor firmly in Anambra Central Senatorial race.

We refer to  reports in some sections of the print and social media  to the effect that the APC winning candidate  in Anambra Central Senatorial race Barr Sharon Ikeazor has been excluded from the fresh elections  scheduled for March 05 2015 and note that the report false in material particulars.

Ohaneze Lauds Anambra PDPs Supreme Court Judgement

The Igbo most respected Socio-Cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has hailed the sack of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, three senators and eight House of Representatives members from the state by the Supreme court adding that the apex court verdict served PDP well.
Reacting to the sack, the Anambra state chairman of Ohanaeze, Elder Chris Eluemuno said, "it is a welcome development in the sense that PDP especially in Anambra state has been doing things with impunity".

Twist To Supreme Court Judgement on Anambra PDP Saga

The Supreme Court judgment of last Friday that recognised the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, executive in Anambra State putatively led by Chief Chris Uba has again exposed the fault lines in the opposition party in the state.

I convinced Emenike to join Hammers —Moses

Out-of-favour Super Eagles attacker Victor Moses has revealed he persuaded his former Nigeria teammate Emmanuel Emenike to join West Ham.

The Hammers on Sunday   signed Emenike on loan from Turkish giants Fenerbahce until the summer. The Premier League outfit have the option of making the deal permanent.

Holyfield praises Tyson

Former world heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield believes Tyson Fury has ‘brought the light back in to boxing’.

Fury (25-0-KO18) was recently warned by the British Boxing Board of Control over media comments but Holyfield, who held the WBC, WBA and IBF world titles himself, says the Mancunian is helping the sport.

‘The Real Deal’ told Sky Sports News HQ, “I think it (Fury) makes the game of boxing exciting. It’s something different. We’ve never really had a white fighter talk a lot like that. He brings something to the table. He’s a good fighter. Nobody’s accustomed to seeing someone 6’9” but he’s got heart.





“He’s a fighter. Everything he says, he lets you know. He practices, works out, his time came and he made the best of it. I think with most of those guys and what they were doing, I think he brought the light back in to the game of boxing. People are looking forward to seeing it.”
Fury, 27, snatched the WBA Super, WBO and IBF titles from the long-reigning Wladimir Klitschko in November with a points success that surprised many – and Holyfield warns the veteran Ukrainian he’ll need to change tactics to win the rematch.

Holyfield said, “The difference is that you can only hope. People look at experts but you’re not fighting. It’s obvious that Wladimir Klitschko had never fought a guy with arms longer than his. Tyson Fury has never fought a guy with arms longer than his. It’s different when someone has long arms and Fury had the longer arms.

“He has to get with his trainer and working on doing things that Fury can’t do. The art of the game is how to make an adjustment. I became heavyweight champion of the world four times because I made adjustments.”

The American also had words of encouragement for British hopeful Anthony Joshua, adding: “One thing is he has proven he was the best amateur. Now it’s time to stand up to fight for a world championship.

I am Still At My Best In Football Career == Adebayor

Crystal Palace’s new signing Emmanuel Adebayor said he has nothing to prove and does not deserve a reputation of being a disruptive influence in the dressing room.

According to Reuters, the Togo striker, who joined his fourth Premier League club last week, made his debut in Tuesday’s 2-1 Premier League defeat by relegation-threatened Bournemouth.

WAEC fee: Osun protesting pupils attack radio station, vandalise vehicles

Rampaging secondary school pupils in Osun State  on Thursday staged a public protest against the decision of the state government to stop payment of the WAEC fees of some SS3 students.

Hundreds of students trooped out in Ile Ife to protest  the new policy and some of them reportedly attacked  some motorists  while some of them vandalised Orisun FM, a radio station owned by the state government located in the town.

ThisDay publisher returns N350m Share In Dasuki Gate $2.1bn Arms Deal

Yet to be confirmed information has it that the publisher of ThisDay Newspaper, Mr. Nduka Obaigbena, may have returned his own share of N350 Million of the Dasuki Gate 2.1 Billion naira arms deal to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

A top operative of the commission, who confided in our correspondent on Wednesday, said Obaigbena returned the money to the commission on Tuesday.

Onitsha CD Executives Call For Operation Kpochapu Sack As Robbers On Rampage

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